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LEARNING I - First steps

By ALZHEM

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If you are a beginner and you don't know anything about nodes try playing with this simple filter.1.- Drag the green arrow of the different noise components (Perlin Noise, Stones and Blocks) and drop into the SOURCE item of the RESULT node. A green arrow will connect the noise component with the Result node. You'll see how its icon and the left viewport (the place where the final result is shown) change.2.- You also can select the connected noise component and and change their values.3.- If you are cheerful you can add a new noise node. To do that, open the COMPONENTS section (the COMPONENTS button is in the upper right corner), select NOISE, and drag one of the noises and drop it into the nodes region. You could try with the CELLS noise component. Once added, you should repeat the step number 1.In the next LESSON we'll talk about controllers (the COLOR node at the right side of the Perlin Noise)Best Regards and Good Luck :-)

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